Tesla has removed traditional FM radio from the standard lineup of its Model 3, eliminating a feature that has long been a staple in most vehicles. The decision comes as the automaker continues to push its digital-first approach, relying instead on integrated connectivity and streaming services. Owners of the base Model 3 will now need to opt for higher trims or aftermarket solutions to access conventional radio tuning. The shift reflects broader industry trends toward digital entertainment in modern cars.
Tesla Cuts Traditional FM Radio on Base Model 3 Yahoo Autos
